Installing 10IN yaffe bars....tips?
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Installing 10IN yaffe bars....tips?
I am changing the bars on my '13 Streetglide with Paul Yaffe 10inch bars.
I am swapping them about because after a few hours of riding my back will start getting irritated from being hunched over. My buddy has the exact same bike as me with the bars I got and I feel very comfortable.
I have the bars and the extended clutch cable he didn't need to extend the wires on his. I have no ABS or security on my bike.
My previous streetbob I added bars to that bike so I know what it's like running wires
Any one have any tips or advice on doing them on my street glide? Thanks
I am swapping them about because after a few hours of riding my back will start getting irritated from being hunched over. My buddy has the exact same bike as me with the bars I got and I feel very comfortable.
I have the bars and the extended clutch cable he didn't need to extend the wires on his. I have no ABS or security on my bike.
My previous streetbob I added bars to that bike so I know what it's like running wires
Any one have any tips or advice on doing them on my street glide? Thanks
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I am changing the bars on my '13 Streetglide with Paul Yaffe 10inch bars.
I am swapping them about because after a few hours of riding my back will start getting irritated from being hunched over. My buddy has the exact same bike as me with the bars I got and I feel very comfortable.
I have the bars and the extended clutch cable he didn't need to extend the wires on his. I have no ABS or security on my bike.
My previous streetbob I added bars to that bike so I know what it's like running wires
Any one have any tips or advice on doing them on my street glide? Thanks
I am swapping them about because after a few hours of riding my back will start getting irritated from being hunched over. My buddy has the exact same bike as me with the bars I got and I feel very comfortable.
I have the bars and the extended clutch cable he didn't need to extend the wires on his. I have no ABS or security on my bike.
My previous streetbob I added bars to that bike so I know what it's like running wires
Any one have any tips or advice on doing them on my street glide? Thanks
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